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Prohibition In Morocco.

TASorER, March 1.-The Sultan OF Mo-
rocco has prohibited the sale or purchase
OF intoxcants OF all kinds and abolished
the State tobacco monopoly The Moorish
tobacco md snufr shops have been closed
and large quantities of lcaftobacco public
~ burned by the Sultsn's order. Several
Moors have been stripped and Hogged
through the streets for smoking In def
ancc OF the Snltans orders. The populaco
OF Morocco can sec no sense in the Sui
tan's commands, and are angry at his in
tcrfercnco with their habits They assert
that the prohibitions arc enforced only
against the poor
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BOSTON, March i4-An accident this
morning occurred on the Dcdham Branch
OF the Boston and Providence railroad, be-
tween Forest Hal aud Rosli iudalc, at what
J" Known as Busscy's Park Bridge. Tho
seven O'Clock train from Dcdham, con-
sisting Of seven cars and q baggage
car, under charge OF Conductor
Tilden, broke through tho bridge.
She engine and three cars went over
safely, but the fivc others fell thruue eh tho
bridge To the road beneath, a distance OF
'hirty feet. Tho last car, which was tho
smoker, turned completely over aud struck
On top OF the others, all being crushed al
most out Of shape. Itsis stated that tho
bridge where tho acoident occurred this
morning is comparatively new one. and
'na' 'he accident was caused by truck
on one OF the cars giving way, causing tho
car TO strike hgninst the abutmen, OF tho
bridge. The smoking car after II fell
caught IRE, but the Fire Department was
promptly on hand and prevented any
spread OF the flames. The bodies OF tho
dead have all bcch removed aud of tho
wounded some are at the hospital and
some have been taken homo, so that ~ is
very difficult 10 obtain their names and tho
extent OF their injuries at the present time
The train was crowded with working
people, and tho most intense excitement
prevails among their friends, who arc
anxious To learn the names Of those killed
and injured. There arc no reliable details
OF the number OF the dead as vet. Tho
ponce say that thirty.ihrees were killed
outright and thatncarly ns many will die.
Tho bodies of the killed were horribly
mangled, some of their heads being en-
tircly served from their bodies, and many
Of the bodice are crushed bcyopd rccogni.
ton.
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lieutenant Mott. of the Tenth CssnIry,
Fatally stabbed I'm an Alteration with
nm Indian.
Los ASoEr.xs, CAL, March IA. 3.--Gencrnl
Miles yesterday received telegram an.
nouncing tho death Of lieutenant Seward
Mott OF the Tenth Cavalry, AZ San Carlos
Reservation, Arizona Lieutenant Mot,
had been assisting Captain Pierce, the
agent at the Reservation, In the aaf
vision of lands. Tho other day a young
Apache Chief, whoAe father was
In the guard-house, auarrolcd with Lieu
tonant Mott over division Of land, and
stabbed him several times. Ho died yea.
terday. The murderer escaped and is now
with three rcnegados who went out 90 cs-
cape punishment for drunkennesa, aud arc
now being pursued by scouts. Mott grad.
uatcd from West Point last year and got
his commission In July. lie was native
Of New York.
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rin"i scrvie- over the Ola Church. r..
loved Pastor.

tinrf service over the ola thurch's ~ .
loved Pastor.
BRooEifs, March n Plymouth Church
was crowded almost 10 suffocntion 10 dny
by members of tho dead Bcecher's conRro.
CATION and others who could gain entrance.
The services began at iO:.O. DIR. Hair.
funeral address was most touching aud
eloquent tribute 10 him he loved 20 well
Theirs seemed mt iiInos not 10 bc n
dry aye In tim vast audience All
safiernoon yesterday the long Ain. Of
people passed through the church 70 view
fhe rcmains, aud the rush WAS 80 grcat
that ~ was found necessary "a incrcisss
The forcc aronnd tho church doora. The
throng was made up Of almost all M
tonaliiios A tho day advanced the limo
OF people extended until II reached Fulton
street then down one side Of the next
block and up the other, with another wing
across Henry street. II was estimated
mat nearly twenty thousand people passed
before the catafalquo during the day.
There were 90 many wroaths and bou.
qucts left on tho bier that a special place
had 10 be made ncar tho platform al
the foot OF tha pulpit 20 receive them.
Last night the Bcecher residence was
brilliantly lighted, and everything around
the house was made as bright as possible.
Mrs. Bcechcr had been in her late hus-
bands room great portion Of the after.
noon looking over his papers n acoins q
delight 10 her 10 be near where her hus-
band spent much OF his time. Tho mem.
bcrs OF the family were dressed in bright
clothing, and every thing around was
made as light aud cheerful as possible. In
accordance with the often expressed wish
OF Mr. Beecher In case OF his death.
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STRIKING swTrCHNIES
Cause q Coni Famine In tho North
orn Part or Ohio.
bcsidc- Throwing Four rhoussnd othsv
Men Our OF Fmrscyment.

CtrvsriSn, o., March 1.-The s,riisc of
tho New yorR. fcnnsyivunin and Ohio
swi,chuicn was emphasized to-day by six
" road brakcmcn- who Joined ,hcrcln.
This takes IN only the MahoniuE Di.
vision OF the line. Ono hundred and
Ave railroad men arc now out, but
tho stoppagc of sramr has caused
coal famine, and many miiia aud
fnctories along th. route have bccn Gloss, a
In consequence. fuily four Thousand mon
are thrown out Of employment hy tho ac-
ton OF ono hundred aud Ave, No danag,
20 property has yc' been done. and tho ldls
men arc orderly aud not di-posed 60 DO
anything rash. Tho strike was .nn.ni
by - reduction from thrcc 10 two
brnkomcn on switching trains
. YouSosrowS, o., March 1.-THE railroad
strike In spreading Freight trains bc-
tween horc aud Cleveland on the Rha-
ron branch have boon abandoned.
No efforts arr being made TO rnOvs
trains in either the ". y, T.. q o. or
Fcnnsylvania yards, the men on both lines
stili standing ffm. II "a reported that
unlcss IA settlement Is effected all the rnca
on the main line win bc called out Hotels
and clearinghouse keepers. wero to-day
waited on by a committee OF railroad atrils-
era and aAkcd 90 pcithor board nor lodge
scaba nor new men who may bc employed
Somc agreements were madc.
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Gold In GenrnIa.

ATLANTA, Ga, March H.--wm waring
Habershan, "A mining engineer Of twenty
years experience In the Black Hills and
Western mining regions, has discovered,
within twelve miles Of Atlanta, lead OF
rose quartz, which assays over q, 100 ton.
The gold vein was found at a depth OF
forty feet, and has the general trend OF
the great gold-bcaring leads OF the coun-
try, namely, northeast and southwest
The surface ore assayed by Prof. H. &.
White, state Chemist, yields els a ton, but
the main lead assays over 81, 100 ton. Tho
vein indicates an average width of from
tour 10 Ave feet.
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ny tho spirit ef rsh vl~sim--TAe rrssns-
tat visies That Appsars - u>ssr In nis


ny tho spirit ef lsis v,~sim--TAe rrsrns-
mi visiea That Appears - U>ser In fsis
Cell. ....T -. -
New foRK. March is--E<iwArd ungcr,
who was sent 30 Sing Sing FOE life for tho
murder of August Bohic, IN now In the
hospital OF the prison, u sufferer from
nervous prostraiion. HIS ply steal strep 9Th
before his trial was great, snd his steadi-
n cas- OF nerve In court was surprising.
but his stamina II all gouc. and he has
become miserable covering wreck.
On the first morning In tho prison
he told keeper that he had been visited
during tho night by his dismombcrcd vic-
Tim, who had proceeded To reconstruct
himself in tho terrified prisonor's prcs-
enc. Or this dream he could not be dis
abused. He seemed To believe 10 was reai.
ity. Evory night a camo to him.
and at tho end of n wcck he was
much broken down. In tho hospital IL
has been tho same with him, except
whcnhc Is kcptvcry -oundiy asleep under
narcotic influence. He dream. that tho
mangicd pieces OF his friend arc str.wn
about the room. whore they iic awhile In.
intimately, M they did before he packed
the body In the trunk and throw the head
into The river. Then tho Fragments begin
10 culver. Soon they move slowly toward
each other, until thoy are la heap. Next
they adjust themselves into human form.
But the head In missing. Al length that,
Too, comes into the room, with
Its hair dripping with the water
OF tho river In which II has lain. with =
horrible smile on ita face, ~ places Itself on
the shoulders Of the figure and mepaccs tho
murderer. Ungcr shricks out Mt this
point, aud tho apparition vahishcs from
his imagination. All efforts have failed 10
relieve him Of these visions, and the prison
physician advises his removal 10 the State
Asylum for Lunatic Criminals. i
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RELIGION IN POLITICS.
Cbicag" fsrseiifes PORN the Nucleus Of
National Moveroeut

NATIONAL Movement.
CHICAGO, March ii.--WhAt is probably
the first enominationai political body 20
see the light Of day In thin country has lust
been started In the seventh Ward Of this
city under charter granted by tho secro.
tary OF the State. u N called tho Hebrew
Political Club, and is composed exclusively
OF Hebrews In good standing in iho local
synagoeues. IL starts out with "A member.
ship Of l25, and having no distinctive poll.
TICS VIII support such candidates as ars
fayorabiy inclined toward the Jewish race.
Similar clubs arc 10 be organized IN All the
wards OF the city where Hebrew residents
are strong,an tits thong that eventually
the organization will not only be- strong
enough TO exercise an important influence
In local politics, but also 20 be- the nucleus
"f National movement 20 the same end
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Destructive IneendIsr Fire.

HOWELL Mich, March ia number Of
business houses and arow OF frame dwell.
ings were burned, causing a loss OF as7 600.
The fre originated In tho store OF g. ".
Monroe, Chairman Of tho County Prohibl-
tion Party Committee. An attempt was
also made 20 assassinstc Tom Clark, the
night watchmsn. Monroe had beon warned
oy the saloon keepers 10 stop his prohibi.
ton work
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The czar-Hs,s All RIoh,.

LoSDoS, March H-The report printed
by the Sfa,dord that an unsuccessful at
tempt 10 assassinate the Czar OF Russia
had been ma,ie is utterly dlscredited by VI.
Do Staal, the Russian Ambassador here.
In an interview this morning the Ambas-
dor said he had received no telegram In
relation 10 such on attempt, and this
was sufficient evidence 20 convince him
that the report was unfoundcd. II IL were
true he would have received dispatch
long ago
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Iemperanes Boom Al Eran,,IIl.

EVANSVILLE, ISD., March 14-Thomas
Murphy, temperance revivalisf, began "a
crusade against liquor drinking last night
Three thousand people were present, and
three hundred signed the pledge The in
terest Is increasing, and several hundred
people were turned away tonight for
want Of room. Three hundred more signed
the pledge tonight. Murphy IL catching
the city, and his presence il being felt
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crxcfSxaTf, March i4.-At fO5 smith
street, Isaac Haughton applied lighted
lamp 20 the bunRhole Of a supposed empty
barrel which had contained giycerine car
pet paste. 70 see whether the package
contained any Of the material, when a
big explosion resulted, knocking every
thing 20 pieces and badly injuring Mr.
HauO Ohfon
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Ihe seplsnnais cafrIs, lhs n,r

BERLIN, March 1.-THE sepfenna,e bin
was read the third titne In the Reichafag
to-day and was passed without debate by
a vote Of ~ 70 81. Eighty four member.
absiained from voting. The announce.
ment OF The passage Of the bill was re-
ceived with applause. The minority was
composed Of new German Liberals, Soclai.
sts and Aisatians
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The Noted fasia~.r ssss~.. Aosy white
On n Walt To To the Bshsms isissa. o.
search OF uegth--A skcfcs of ssis iin.,
Career.
Nfw yoRK, March fi..-.A dispstrh frcu
Nassau y. r., VIA Key West fla. an
no''ncc. thc death There IN tho sth last oi
Captain james II. Eala. OF pneumonia
Mra rcrncy, an cid fr,cnd OF Mr.. Raj.
said az the Rad. hoasc last night
thai no dircc, information of Cap
tain Eads' death had boon no
ccivej by hcr, nor ny any Of
hi. friends in thiA city. w. J. uarnsr, who
has becn Aasocla,ei In business with Cap
tain Eads FOR many years, aid ths, ho rs-
ccivcd ON Wednesday, ict,or from Mrs
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LirCnFfgtn, iii., March lila q raca
Dc'wcen train on tho Jacksonville rad
snd one On the Chicago and Alton road.
TIE frat jumped The track. inJnrlng about
thirty passengers, among them state
Senator y. southworth. whose mi Irles
may prove fatal
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Ihr johnston Eaue.lrI,n slalu.-

CHIcoPKE, Mass, March i3.-The Amos
Works have just finished tho equestrian
bronze statue Of General Albert sydney
Johnston, which is 90 be unveiled at New
Orleans. April ia. The design is by sculp-
tor Doyle, Of New York. The company
has been two months, night aud day, at
work upon the statue.
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Ma YORK. March 1.-The total values
OF the exports Of domestic brcadstuhs dur.
ing the month 81 February. is-7. amounted
10 sli,ei,f so, az against sl0. i05 ~ for tho
same time Ia is76. aud f0r eight months
ended February =, 1917. ti0fosU. go. again q
-, tol - Tor corresponding period IN
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YoxKERs, ". V, March i4-Last night
Cornelius r. Dewitt, aged fifteen years,
and Albert g. Wolf, sixteen years old. both
respectfully connected, engaged IA a fight.
Dewitt Knocked Wolf down. and when tho
latter was picked up II was found that bo
yaa dead
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ACUTE aHsUmATlsm.



fsinfaI coB.tisstiensi Dss~zss.
Acute rheumatism u q constitutional
disease. characterized by fever. infiasa-
mation q ,hs larger foints. and tend
epcy % attack the heart Rnd its mem
bfanes Two hundred and thirteen
persons died from this can.e in Nssss-
ehusetss during ;he year iss5. og shout
one 30 every one hundred aad seventy
nine deaths from All csuse-. Bas .
large majority q sii eases End in r.
eovery-
kheumatism - pgusineed - she ae-
cumgiafiUn ~ = poisonous mai3Sisi ID
the blood. deposited ueSr the ioiats
The disease prevails mdsf izrxeiy
in temperate climates. especially
ihose iu which the sr -
charged wifh uloisfuFe. ard Nhieh
are characterized 81 snddsa ehxness
q Temperature Liability 81 shs die
eass il Increased bF ihess oernr iions
whleh infoise exp.surr 90 staiseo
ohangrs q Temperature. 80 Hvipx in
iamp houses. ana especially - -i-~p-
~ lu damp rooms or in damp theets
FIRST aitacks sru rare after tffy yssrs
ears a age sn& most ranln1a iresn
1ftsen 20 iaiffy Eseh iitsr< .rsFsstes
ihe iiam.ify 80 sabss4nrnt oaes ard
the DANCE b. life siso lseFcAsrs ~ish
eara s,iack Nor msles than fsuasies
ere affected. pfotabig leesuss of theif
ffett exposure. u.seses of the kssrs
i ihs almost infsriatie results q re-
nsafrt affsrks. sad u sas nest to1o-
muu tauss 90 death
The mrssures of prev-ufiae kre q
figo classes The hrss CONSISTS in ksep-
ink ihc organs g aesimiisi.oa snd ~
cfftion active. IRE tioo.i in 20 a ranai-
tiou sod fhe syslem in general in ihe
hiGhcsf state g health possible The
.erond consists in avoiding s3fisn
changes u temperature. especially sx-
isasurc 90 cold ant WET when heated.
sleeping in damp rooms and other ccn-
dIiipus already named ss rrtiispos-
ing causes - Cosgrggsi8os1,ia
The devastation 81 the grain iclds
. ~ media Ccunty. Cai.. hy Wild ducks
and geese "a night. 80 the sarmcss'
wits at work o. keep them SWAY. Tho
best device 80 far is ia burn candles
hers aud there over the fields They
~ protected from the wind ~ sacks
and have thus far proved eiiicacious
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nnaih finn frnnsnrn

MoyRoEvfLLe, Ism, March a. - isaac
Heffelfuger, n young man living At Hun
tertOwn, this county. was found dead this
morning in a haystack, near that place
Cause Of death unknown, but 10 u sup
posed be froze 10 doeth. as II was bitter
cold. He had no home, except when no
found Jobs on farms adjoining the town.
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T,ouisvfLLg, March l3-James Sloan,
ing Of pile-driver ~ which he was at
work. He was working on the extension
OF The Chaitaroi Railway. a hying frag
ment struck him IN the breast
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BRooKLrS. March H. - Beecher's viii
leaves a life insurance TO HIS widow aud
the residue Of his estate 70 his children.
His sons Henry B. Beecher, Wm. G. Beecher
and Herbert y. Beechcr, with their broth.
er-in-law Samuel ScoviUe, are made exec
Htors and trustees.
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ATLANTIS, Ga, March IA horribls
murder occarred ~ honfezums. Ca
whore Hsmp NIXON was deliberately shot
down while hshihg, BY Peter Reynolds. .
boy eighteen years oid The crime was
committed 20 obtain roll o. money which
NIXON had exhibited
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The Hnniinnlnn n,lAn.

WasafyofoH. March ff-Thc proposed
Huntington bridge at cincanasi must ba
forty-tlree feet above high -1vat8r marx.
80 y has bosn occids1 by the 8ovora-
ment
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BERLrS, March l8.-Tbo poa prints
letter from strasburg saying a number
u cxpulsions from Aisace will soon be
Effected u persons not natives. but having
conditional permits 20 reside in the prov
focfCd
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Mrs. seebs', Funeral.

CHICAGO, March i3--Thc funeral OF Mrs.
Necbc, wife Of Oscar Necbe, the Anarchist.
was attended by about five thousand peo-
pie No violen. speeches or demonstra-
tion OF any kind took place. There wero
no religious rites. The husband did not
attend the funeral
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MoBHis. Ia, March Ia Henry schwartx
and Newton Watt have been indicted here
for the murder last spring of Kellogg
Nichols express messenger on TIE Rock
Island road
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wAsHSoroS, March ~ The President
has pardoncd Jesse Houchius, indiana
counterfcitcr, w VI. Holmes, Albany. n.
Y, conspirator, and Edward r. Davis Dis
trict of Colum bia. conspirstor.
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PITTSBURGH physIeIan Blood poI,oo.d.

PIrTsBcEoH, March Is.--Dr. james Nc
Cam, one Of the most prominent physL
clans here, IL seriously iil from blood -pois-
oning- contracted last Thursday while
making an autopsy His recovery Is con.
sidered doubtful
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HsyASs. March u At Guanabana. in
The Province of nanianzos. a military
force recently had an cncountcr with Mti.
agas band. dnring which tho latter ic~,
i0uf men sd SIX bDrsfs
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PHILADELPnIG, March 1S.-Geo. Simon,
aged thirteen years. was found hanging Ia
The cellar Of his home He had been read
Ing an account Of tho suicide Of girl,
which led hitn % follow her example
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a medical journal says ''gOing 20
bed on an empty stomach Is a good
way 10 invite siceplessness. Another
medical authority says that "eating
just before retiring prevents sleep"
The only alternative seems 10 be. II a
man wishes 10 get nights sleep. IL 20
60 20 bed without his stomach. Nor
stsfolnla Hernld
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COLEMAN, TEX, March i3.--Three masked
men covered with revolvers tho express
lgessenger in the ONCE Of the Gulf, Colo
f,sdo and Santa Fc railroad, and robbed
lie safe Of nearly 1900
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1t may take nine tsilors 10 make =
man; but one tailor can make dozen
dudes. 80 far ~ clothes are concerned.
~ Q. PlcaNune.
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Drrnor7. Men, March fi.-R a West.
81 This city. has been placed under
$1,000 bonds ~ answer to chafge -
smuggling opium into tho United slAtos
from Canada
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HURLED TO DEATH.
An Early Morning Horror Near
it Boston. S. sssf

rive crowded Cara of . Passenger Train
DASH on = nrsay~- Thirty Pss.sss Meet
instant Death. while . Large Number
are fs@rsa'ly lsJar.s' A a~
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C0trsHrs. % Nare1 it-fsE-y Parsons
tbe wife 0f ths Chicago Anarchist sas ar.
raiEneI before ths mav1r AS graalar aa
charge 70 flsorieriy conduct ard con.
temps aad without giving her asfsrneys
any opportunity to mss8 move u
The casa she was piscsf uudrr t-snds
70 sd 60 keep tla peace Mrs. Psrsors
could nos give n1nds and was seat Cd ste
rouuty Jail Sha made . speech to So
largo crowd which hal g4thered. ssyinr
thsi thls wa inc ond af uoerfY The nsEt
rcEuIar fraud IliT doo5 not meet unH
about the middle ~ April. bus a. cFori
wlA nc mafc hy her attorneys ees
release on nalras ofrras pFareesi ma
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EIIIed h. FsIIIoe Down slaI,.

sasDovkIs IT. March i8.-Charles Len.
ders, aged eighty years, fell down = flight
of stairs and was instantly killed.
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f,oxDOT, march IA sensation haa
been caused - the pubiicsti0n u General
Sir Bsdvsrs Bglier's evidence before
The Land Commission II appears that
General Butler testified that what Law
thsrs was in Counties Kerry, Clare aad
Cork was On the SIDE 81 tbs F.ch. snd be 90
pressed tho opinion that 70 would ~ a seri.
Gus matter, With their grievances unFo-
dressed. % attempt 20 suppress ~ force
The tenants right - openly assoeists foe
tho pr0'eciio1 ~ their iutarosts ma
lorlty of The tenants, 10 SID, struggled
- pay their rents and, where thsY
could, ttd pay. but in y great maoy casss
ths rents sgere 90 high and sueh ~ .hs
tenants eould not pay Hs ssii fasrs
would uever - Desoe ln ireland aut1 tsafa
hed hceu est4bishca e court having sfrung
cforcive powers oyer seld isudlorfs anf
protective r0tqer- over poor touanas
The Poi .HsH gatsts declares thar fra
facts atiestea 81 Generai Butler cams Exs
q Hash n vivid hghtainE revealing the
naked horrors ~ organized iullsiicn in
Ireland if says eNo crime uhira fhe
mouuiiRhters o. dYnamitegs car Commit
Nill os comparable 90 toe criminailty 20
giving anoih r days Era-s ~ fh8 fgai fsb-
&C ~ icsal.rci wrong erected 90 frls1
sgii-a fabric which the Tories now sea
90 Juttrfss bV fuftheF fnlsIesfs1
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NisHvmfr. March il.-Tfe Tennessee
Legislature has passed . hill prohibiting
Oarbering on sunday
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-03-17

WtsHIS0foS March h The Mareh 81
port 81 me befartmont 81 AEr.cuiture "a
tlc distribution and cunsumpii0a ~ wbes
and corn shows that thirty -six pr cent 81
tne crop is stli la farmers hAnIa The
estimated remainder j. 80 CO.. 90 bushels
Tho estimated proportion bold Cor home
consumption 81 1871. .u0.o51 bushcis
leaving lssQooo0o for transportation
beyond county lines The proportion Of
merchanfa0io corn "a cighty.six per cent
1ha amcunt q wheat on hand IL twenty
seven per cent Of tho crop, or shout i2l
oo0,00 against i07. oOo,ooO last year and
iGoODup in March. f5s5